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Showing posts with label morality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label morality. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

10 Things You Must Never Do in UAE to Avoid Fines, Deportation, Jail Term and Even Death Penalty

Ignorance of a law excuses no one. That is why it is important to know even just a basic law in a place where are staying or working.   Considered to be friendly advice to tourists and for overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who are staying in another country for a year or more especially in Middle East country where laws about morality and decency are very strict.   Here are 10 strictly prohibited acts in the United Arab Emirates to avoid fines, penalties, jail terms, deportation or even death sentence.

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Ignorance of a law excuses no one. That is why it is important to know even just a basic law in a place where are staying or working. 

Considered to be friendly advice to tourists and for overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who are staying in another country for a year or more especially in Middle East country where laws about morality and decency are very strict. 

Here are 10 strictly prohibited acts in the United Arab Emirates to avoid fines, penalties, jail terms, deportation or even death sentence.

Read: First Time to Travel in the UAE? Never Ever Do This With Your Passport
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1. Cross Dressing is illegal in the country.

Under Article 385 of the penal code of United Arab Emirates, it criminalizes "indecent attire" as an act of public indecency.

This August, a pre-operative transgender woman and a man, both from Singapore, jailed in the UAE for cross-dressing. They were arrested in Abu Dhabi last August 9 for wearing women's clothes in public.

Both are sentenced to a year in prison and will have to pay $2,720 fines.

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2. Pre-marital Sex

Sex and pregnancy outside marriage are illegal in the UAE. Even Consul-General Paul Raymund Cortes reminded Filipinos in UAE to legalize their union or face a jail term if caught having sex outside marriage while staying in the country.

Although this fact is well known in the UAE, a number of couples still end up behind bars for this violation, including Filipinos.

So remember, unmarried couples are not permitted to live together or share a room in the UAE.

3. Kissing and petting are prohibited.

The code says displays of affection between couples whether married or not in public places does not fit local customs and culture.

“Holding hands for a married couple is tolerated but kissing and petting are considered an offense to public decency.”

One of the most widely reported cases involved two Britons, Charlotte Adams, and Ayman Najafi, who was jailed for a month after an Emirati woman complained they had kissed in public in Dubai.

4. Taking pictures

Although taking pictures around UAE is not prohibited. Picture taking in restricted areas are not allowed. You may end up to three months jail or fine up to Dh5,000 for the violation.

Do not take photos especially in areas where there's a sign saying "No Picture Taking."

Avoid taking pictures in military areas, palaces, courts, government buildings and certain bridges.


Read: Top 10 Reminders About Photography If You are In KSA or UAE

5. Sexual harassment or randomly addressing women in public place.

 This violation is liable to be punished by imprisonment or deportation. Public decency and morality laws throughout the country are very strict and it is stated in the Code of Behavior that reflects Islamic tradition of the country.
6. Dress Code and Nudity

In public places such as streets, shopping malls, and restaurants, shorts and skirts shall be of appropriate length. Clothing shall not indecently expose parts of the body, be transparent, or display obscene or offensive pictures and slogans.

Swimwear shall not be worn outside the beach, as the decent dress is the rule in the rest of the city.

Nudity is strictly forbidden in every part of the city and is liable to be punished by imprisonment or deportation.

7. Swearing is also illegal

All kinds of aggressive or offensive gestures are considered a public offense. Do not use bad language, or offensive gestures, or show disrespect to the country's leaders, culture, and religion.

8. Drinking, Driving and Dancing in public

Any activity that involves alcohol is illegal. Drinking or being drunk in public is illegal

Driving with any amount of alcohol in your system is illegal and the penalties can be very harsh and severe.

While alcohol is served in some hotels and sold in a few designated stores, it may generally only be purchased by people who hold a liquor license. You can drink but only in a licensed places.

Certainly, you cannot walk on the street while drunk or carry bottles.

Also dancing in public is considered indecent.


Read: Traffic Rules and Fines in the UAE
9. Illegal Drugs

UAE has zero tolerance with regards to drugs. Penalties for this violation can go up to death penalty particularly for sales and trafficking.

They said, even the smallest amount can be detected at the airport and can lead to heavy prison sentences.

10. Pork Meat

Although pork meat is no longer ban in UAE, you should never offer it to a Muslim guest.

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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

VIDEO and TRANSCRIPT OF THE VICE GANDA JESSICA SOHO JOKE VERSION

I've never watched Vice Ganda shows but his concert comment/joke regarding Jessica Soho is mean and ugly and its not funny. Where is our decency? We cannot make a cruel joke at the expense of fat people, rape victims and referencing to words like "bold star" or "gang rape". What comes out of our mouth is surely what we have in mind.




TRANSCRIPT OF THE JESSICA SOHO JOKE VERSION

“Imagine-in n’yo kung pa’no kaya kung nag-bold na rin si Jessica Soho. Ang launching n’yang pelikula ay ‘Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Sobra.’ Napanaginipan ko nga rin ‘yan si ano e, si Jessica Soho nagpapatimbang. Nakakatawa nung nagpatimbang kami umakyat si Jessica Soho sa weighing scale. Pag-akyat ni Jessica Soho tumunog ang weighing scale: ‘One at a time. One at a time. One at a time.’ So bumaba ulit si Jessica Soho, nagalit.”
“Umakyat ulit ng weighing scale si Jessica Soho. Tumunog ang weighing scale: ‘Please don’t play with the machine. Don’t play with the machine. One at a time. I told you one at a time. Don’t play with the machine.’ Nagalit si Jessica Soho.”
“Last try na talaga. So umakyat ulit si Jessica Soho sa weighing scale. Tumunog ang weighing scale: ‘You weight 180 per kilo.’ So ayaw na n’yang magpatimbang ulit.”
“Ang hirap nga lang kung si Jessica Soho magbu-bold. Kailangan gang rape lagi. Sasabihin nung rapist: ‘Ipasok ang lechon!’ Ssabihin naman ni Jessica: E, nasa’n ang apple?’”
“Nakakatawa nga ‘yan, e. Mero’n daw boyfriend dati si Jessica. Narinig ko lang naman sa mga hindi mapagkakatiwalaan. Ninakaw daw nung boyfriend yung PANTY ni Jessica. Tapos pinalabahan. Nung dinala sa laundry ang tsinekan: COMFORTER

In a statement sent to GMA News Online on Tuesday, Soho said: "Rape is not a joke and should never be material for a comedy concert."

She added: "I thank all those who shared my hurt and expressed their support, but this should not be about me but about rape victims who suffer tremendously from this terrible crime. The horrors they go through are unspeakable and should never be taken lightly, especially by way of a cruel joke."

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